Well, thank you. Thank you all for your commitment, your activism, and your work that you do for so many around the country whom you don't know, and around the world.

To address this, Nino's Act will require Medicaid to cover the cost of treatment in the event that a child's health insurance does not.

To add on top of that having to fight, tooth and nail, just to get your son or daughter the coverage that is, in many ways and certain cases, actually already under contract.

What you deal with when you have a child who has a disorder like this is, in so many ways, crushing, and changes your life.

The unfortunate reality is that--whether we're talking education, poverty, violence, or health--the well-being of our Nation's children is not made a high enough priority.

Does that mean that Chinese goods sold into this country are underpriced 10 to 30 percent?

That is a story that would ring hollow to lots of cities in my State, large and small alike.

It just seems to me that China plays us out on this currency and continues its--it is, as you say, an effective subsidy.

And doesn't that mean that it should be no surprise we have this sort of this huge bilateral trade deficit with China?

manufacturing, typically automotive but manufacturing generally is the vehicle, if you will--pardon my pun there--to lead us out of recession.

you described China's undervalued currency, quote, ``as an effective subsidy for Chinese exporters.''

One thing China seems to understand better than we when they make these very, very small baby steps on currency appreciation is time.